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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-05-18

Bell Tel. 172. Mutual Tel. S72.
P.O. Box 8O7.
J.E. BROWN & CO.,
Campbell Block, Merchant st..
Real Estate Agents, ETC.,
Offer the following:
To Let.-Shop in new brick building on
King street, near Nuuanu. heAt to
Chinese News Co.'s Offices. Rent very
moderate.
Rooms to ent-Furnished-in the lest
localities.
To Let.-A 5.reomed Cottage, with Car.
Iiagc House and Out heuscs, Nuuanu
Avenue, near Government reservoir,
above late Queen Dowager Emma's
place, with shout 2 acres OF lapd "A
miles from town. Kent S16 per month.
To Let.--A 5.roomed Cottage, with kitchen
attached; upper end of Nuuanu
Avenue, opposite "Valley Home" in
excellent order. Path and water con.
Neniences. Rent SIS.
To Let.-A pleasantly 81 uated residence,
comprising two cottages, Outhouses,
ETC., on Pauoa road, near Punchbowl
street. Rent very low to meet the
times.
House and Lot for SaIe.-Very desirable
residence on Beretania Street. The
Nns, D.I.
Diningroom, Pantry, Kitchen and
Bathroom. Mosquito proof. House
new and well built.
Lot 100 by 100 feet with privilege Of
buying next lot. WTX be sold cheap.
For Sale or Lease With immediate pos.
session, thar valuable estate known as
the NUUANU VALLEY RANCH,
situated in the Nuuapu Valley. 21S
miles from the city, and undoubtedly
the most eligible site for milk or
milk and butte dairy in this Kingdom.
The above splendid property may be
had on easy terms.
For Sale-A splendid property of over
acres of land of Liliha Street; un.
Iivalled as II site for Il gentleman y
residence. An early application nee.
essarv to purchase in II single lot. For
particulars apply to j. E. Brown & Co
Employment Department.
Situations wanted by
Cooks.
Drivers,
Holsters,
And other classes of help.
Custom House Brokers,
Money Brokers.
Books kept & written up.
Accounts collected,
Conveyanc ng,
Property managed
for absentees.
% Merchant Street. O
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Fred Scholtz, of Wailuku, Maui,
has sold all right, title and interest in
the blacksmith shop, situated on the
rightssiie of Kahului road, in the said
district of Wailuku, to the undersigned,
who will carry on the business in future.
/ have also appointed Mr.. Chas, B.
Cockett, as manager of The said shop,
he public are invited to give call,
and all blacksmithing work will be eX-
ecutcd with despatch.
81 I'm JOHN w. KALUA.
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IN Igrief. AndaO The Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disorlered
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to good nature.
The hnman digestive apparatus is
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But GREEN'S August Flower has
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Remember:--No happiness without
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tie. Seventytfige cents.
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Brace UP.

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Drug Store. B..
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ta nntAAa 81 Mr. Nichols the following \
resolution Y read aud adopted
y iesasszt let aii fluids now II the
u any klaepnt Which may DO placed |
sllsTflIl psfaff iAia negt meeting III this body
AaHts5g transferred te lie Cant5nraA
hei3s' 81 PISS legal flaiias presented
liz gnstaf {issp i6ad ai.id efesnle sest3 iho.a,,
HsQ aKqgaNad IN propOss
p5as. DO ssiloela,,
Issq resolution as Tead als
hHg4a sp Rssssn " naN naTs4e snr
aAe t u ore tiiaslsala en- i,iiil.
esf % sfy Mag hs
M FlIsh ~ Aa cat qm tiae time
~ pRHsif fse fnlAd ac 6a4est tu ti,s
pF at aaste being pfapafiE lsi
4li aceann lAf Hiileh mere Gqod asfi Prob
i4 ii eefaAissllGT hd11e l1sl pc DIES
afpHl rgfsh lhsfesaIa
AsH Hen stHA FiReegsf. ligE
4fala an A0l s. ~ Knapp. ba sns
tafth pFcinle1 llnliisee g Hftafa
Apogari Nlal and report II ep
naeatiAE
oE if3 ffrWlif f3e following rsi
icH read aEe5 i1ariE
t # boris notes ID W
neg nat n fhe piAne pa
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qf ict ueg 5e ~
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special NofIee.

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ieAf1 vp,
J. attention Of my friends and nsisbb6,l y !;
this parish g the patrunization Of IN Il
FLYNN. Having recently been npdss A
treatment tor an affection III tbe eal,. X
spine, approNimating close 70 death 81 ,'5.a
under dispensation Of supreme pbss, Ivy. VA
his slSli1ul exertions, was again festo,ss W !.
health. Also, my son4in.lnW,, Who bsa " l,.
for long time prostfated VIII ssis,
rising on lis groin and ooBsnmpttge faas,
not athletic work, but hourly expecting 6s.S
has been, Through his inatutmenlaile X
stored to healtli and can nov attend X M N
support Of his family by his daily labor
In testimony Of the above facts lns,
recommend him to the noticed III VIM NIX
be similarly affected
noy-1-tO msr1stl E.S a. OIaFFay
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aun1 30 aes8.-...4s 400 90
Tho Committee On Claims report fayorably
on the above claims, and recommend that
I they be paid. Unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Afr. nauipieI Charles U. VIM
ceut WINS appointed rold overseer on road
from Roee Blur to5sulphur City In place Of
/ III lieuning, who claims his exemption, be-
ing postmaster.
1 Unanimously adopted.
On motion the following named persons
were appointed road oyerseers on their re-
speetiTe reads:
]. N Bertrand on road from Range line 4 to
Jennings
r K. Welsh, on road from Welsh TO Range
line between Range line and4.
Nathan Jones, on road from kingrey bridge
to Joseph Cole deadening.
On motion Of Nj. Vincent the Police Jury
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole.
q The Committee of the Whole through its
ehairmans Mr.. Vincent, made the following
report:
That they recommend the petition Of "A. o.
Lyons, asking for an appropriation to buy
test scales. be postponed for fnrthnr eonsld.
Grafton, Also claim Of Vim. III. Haai1ei
against the parish be referred 10 q special
committee OF three, TO be appointed by Inc
president, and report 10 this bodyat It's next
meeting. Unanimously adopted.
The president appointed u. i Hewitt, Asaat
/ Nichols aud Denney Hes, and, on motion, the
president was added 10 said committee.
LII Na9llyAi VI MS tti3NSktb tAiS tSbSl3h VS.
Hauthorized to advertise and let out to Tho
lowest responsible bidder, The repairs OF
Parish Jail as recommended ly the Commit
tee on Public Buildings; also The laying o.
: waste pipe from ee8sp0ol 10 the lake. Unani
Z mously adopted
On motion, the minutes Of to-day Is proceed
iags were sesd and approved.
g Mr.. Vincent moved that the Police Jury ad
Z iourn until Tuesday, Nov. LIST, 1887, at 4
: O'Clock a. M.
e Approved; J.W. BRYAN, President.
: Attest DosfTE VINCENT, Clerk 2. j..
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fotiee Jary met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll being called the following named per
ons answered 10 their names, viz Andrns
Bryan Nlaeent, Hampton, Nichols Hes Hew-
itt
Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings were
read aud approved.
Committee on Finance made the following
report which WAS read
Ar Hes moved the adoption Of said report.
Mr. Hampton In the ehsir.
Yeas and nays being called for, the follow
ing vote WAS talten,Ylz: Yeas, Andrus, Bryan,
Vincent, Hampton Nichols, lies and Hewitt.
-.
4he report Was unanimously adopted.
Tofhe President and Members of the Police Jury
Your Committee on Finance, whose duty II
Re to prepare the annual Revenue BIZ Of taxa.
tioa, bog Leave to report the following Rev
epue Bill, end recommend ITS adoption.
Respectfully submitted,
IEMCY lies, Chairman;
d. D. ANDRUs,
WM. VINCENT.
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nation Of 1851.
sEcigoNI. Belt 0Flained BY the Police Jury
Of the Parrish 81 Calcasieu, That Tor the purpose
III assisting III defFayine the criminal expenses Of
the Parrish OF CRlcasien for the year 1881, under
provision aud hy authority Of Act No OK, approved
March A., lElei an annual sud ad yaoFum tax gi
TIVE Gf tbe dollar 81 the valuation Of the ypar
1Ha on lH the real and peTaOIal property situated
ID the IeWn Of Lake Charles subject 10 taxatiOn,
shall be levied asseassd and collected In United
States currency.
5ee y Beiffartber Ordained, That for defrag-
ig tho current eHpensas0f the parish for the year
1851 an anTlai ad Yalofum tax Of eight mills the
dollar the valuation Of Tho year 1857 on all the
property raa aud personal stiiatad ii this parish
outside gf fine Town Of Lake EharieB Hnhjeet 70
tRketipn shall be levied assessed and collected In
Gnitei States currency.
See q Best further Ordained That the i,tnds
arising Nom the taxes levied and provided f0r by
tn ESQ preceding sections Of this ordinance, to-
gether slitl The leenseagf 1887 shall be eonsoli,
dated and known as n General Fund, which shall
he aPp0rti0nel disbaHsed aIsd pEid out lsy the
RaiSah IEeasuIer ~ the following proportions, to-
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srATE or LOUISIANA.

7IAIIsII o. IiEIANThHl
Office Clerk 0f Court Afl .iUdiciai District.
II Thereby certify that the within asld foregoing
Is trne and correct copy 81 the original ollafter
on file ID my Office and this das duly faeerdesl IN
Book Al M Misetllaneoas Acts, on pages AZ
473 474, 47a aud as6 File M. SOL
( s--1s,9 III Testimony whereof. witness my ssli-
n IL $. eial signature aud seal 81 Lake haFles
Il 49, Ia On this Tie seventh tIib) day 81
Jaue a.. -. 1897. a. AZ MAYO,
DFpaty Clerk of aala Court ami Es tiielo Depaty
Recorder ialya-6t
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH orc AbGAsTEU,
j hefeby certify tie above and foregoing 10 BE-
true correct and exact copy * the original act
Of incorporation of the Kansas City, WatuHs aud
Gulf Railway Company passed before me, and IN
seribsd at pages ~ 30 81, 80 and 80 Of Book '-BH
Of my eaTlant EotaFial Record,
( r-A->l Witness my hand and ofdcial Seal at
II u. s. Lake Charles, La, this 2 al day Of Tune,
4 49, "A. ID. 1887.
(signed TH0S. IlLEINPETER
Notary Fuhlie
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oIQiIE UF3LULiSIANA,3
PAIlIeH OF CAEeAsIEU,
have examined the foregoing charter Of tie
Kansas City, Watkins aud Gull Railway Com
panN and am Of opinion that the purposes and
objects Of the corporation AS specified ii said act
arc legal aud that none 81 The provisions therein
contained are CONTRARY TO lag.
Lake Charles, La, June 29th 1881
tSigned.) JIG. GIBBS
Dist Atty lltli Judieial District oi Ia.
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lie that always is angrywithhis sins
viii seldom sin in bis anger.
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anaeEainisliss o. addii3ohs thereto Is circQm9
staaeaa rGquigt
THE eheir appointed ihe following eorafnit-
tee u u Bryan, Isalc Nichols and . r.
H9Ritt
On motion 81 Mi aHduis, the Sheriff was
authorized u advertise and let ont the public
printing 70 The lowest responsible Bidder.
The vote Being taken and there being no
oA5eeiion
Unanimously Adopted
On molten the following claims were refer
I'd n LIn- .lnnlnllli.a On .Ialnla
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STADEG ER'S AuRAMTA
For sals ID 81 pEusgsats Rressi.oo psr bottls.
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.is ssiars, ending Jane 90. issi....... s1O
" i, tiQtehins 4 4 years salary, ending
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

LIS. THOS RLEINRETER,
I 49, Notary Public.
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